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How do you say coming in French?

The French translation of "coming" depends on the context. Here are some common ways to say it:

General "coming":

* venir: This is the most common and general way to say "coming." It can be used for both people and things.

* Example: "Je viens." (I am coming.)

* Example: "Le train arrive." (The train is coming.)

"Coming in":

* entrer: This means "to enter" and implies coming into a specific place.

* Example: "Je suis en train d'entrer." (I am coming in.)

"Coming soon":

* bientôt: This means "soon" and implies that something is coming in the near future.

* Example: "Le film commence bientôt." (The movie is coming soon.)

"Coming back":

* revenir: This means "to come back" and implies returning to a previous place or state.

* Example: "Je reviens demain." (I'm coming back tomorrow.)

"Coming out":

* sortir: This means "to go out" and implies leaving a place.

* Example: "Je sors dans quelques minutes." (I'm coming out in a few minutes.)

Remember that the specific translation of "coming" can change depending on the context.

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